Role: county public-health information, prevention, WIC, and community-resource navigation; geography: Hill County; cost/eligibility: ask about the specific program's eligibility and fees; emergency limit: not urgent medical care or crisis response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Hill County Health Department
The department is in Havre and lists local medical, mental-health, food, housing, transportation, and senior-resource contacts. Call to confirm which office or program fits; listed services may have separate eligibility rules.
Role: behavioral-health and substance-use services; geography: Havre and its stated Montana service communities; cost/eligibility: ask about intake, insurance, charity care, and sliding-fee options; emergency limit: routine care is not crisis response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Many Rivers Whole Health — Havre
Many Rivers lists a Havre office at 312 3rd Street and says it serves people across a range of behavioral-health needs. Its site describes open access and financial assistance, but confirm current services, clinician fit, payment, and appointments directly.
Role: community health center with primary, dental, behavioral-health, and pharmacy services; geography: Havre and surrounding service area; cost/eligibility: accepts multiple coverage types and offers an income/household-size sliding-fee application; emergency limit: scheduled care is not emergency response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Bullhook Community Health Center
Bullhook says everyone is welcome and invites patients to apply for its Sliding Fee Discount Program regardless of insurance status. Ask about current behavioral-health availability, new-patient intake, coverage, and costs.
Role: hospital and medically necessary-care financial assistance; geography: Northern Montana Health Care patients in Havre; cost/eligibility: household income and resources determine eligibility—request the current application; emergency limit: do not delay emergency care to complete an application. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Northern Montana Health Care — financial assistance
The hospital says qualifying patients may receive discounted emergency and medically necessary care; its current policy uses federal poverty guidelines and considers resources. Contact Business Services for the application and a case-specific explanation.
Role: mental-health support, education, and local resource navigation; geography: NAMI Havre and Hill County; cost/eligibility: ask NAMI about current meetings, programs, and participation; emergency limit: peer/family support is not clinical care or crisis response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
NAMI Montana — Hill County guide and NAMI Havre
NAMI Montana lists NAMI Havre and maintains a Hill County resource guide. The current meeting schedule was not verified in this review, so contact the affiliate before attending.
Role: statewide peer-support workforce network, education, and connection; geography: Montana; cost/eligibility: the network describes free membership—confirm current options; emergency limit: it is not itself a direct-service provider or crisis line. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Montana's Peer Network
Montana's Peer Network connects people and families with lived experience and supports peer-led recovery. Use its information to explore peer support; ask local providers whether a specific service is available in Hill County.
Role: community-action navigation for housing, food, energy, victim services, employment, and family programs; geography: Hill, Blaine, and Liberty Counties and stated reservation service areas; cost/eligibility: varies by program—ask about current criteria and funding; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
District 4 HRDC — community action services
District 4 HRDC is based in Havre and identifies multiple community programs. Call the main office and describe the immediate practical need; the agency can confirm the correct department and what documents to bring.
Role: rental/deposit assistance, affordable rentals, and housing information; geography: Hill, Blaine, and Liberty Counties; cost/eligibility: assistance is for qualifying families experiencing homelessness; availability and property requirements must be confirmed; emergency limit: not an emergency shelter hotline. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
District 4 HRDC — housing and rental assistance
HRDC says it offers rental and deposit assistance to qualifying families experiencing homelessness and lists local rentals and income-restricted properties. Call Housing to discuss the current application, eligibility, vacancies, and wait times.
Role: state-administered rental subsidy information and application; geography: Montana regions, including Hill County; cost/eligibility: HUD income and program criteria apply; waiting time and openings vary; emergency limit: not immediate shelter. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Montana Housing Choice Voucher Program
Montana Commerce explains voucher eligibility, applications, regional field agencies, and wait lists. The state lists HRDC District IV for the Havre area; contact the field agency before relying on an application or estimated wait.
Role: groceries and food boxes; geography: Hill County residents; cost/eligibility: produce and bread are listed during regular hours; income and household documentation are required for food boxes; emergency limit: not a general housing or crisis service. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Havre Food Bank — District 4 HRDC
HRDC lists the food bank at 453 7th Avenue North, open 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, except holidays. Its current page describes household and residency documents required for food boxes; call before traveling to confirm hours and requirements.
Role: state benefits applications and case navigation, including SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and long-term-care services; geography: Hill County; cost/eligibility: state program rules and household circumstances determine eligibility; emergency limit: not crisis response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Montana DPHHS — Havre Office of Public Assistance
The Havre Field Office is listed at 48 Second Avenue, Suite 200. The state also offers a public-assistance helpline and online application portal; ask what documentation and renewal steps apply to your case.
Role: online applications and case access for SNAP, TANF, Medicaid, and heating assistance; geography: Montana; cost/eligibility: program-specific household criteria apply; emergency limit: not a crisis or same-day aid guarantee. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Montana benefits application portal
Montana's official portal lets households apply for food, medical, cash, and heating assistance and check or renew cases. Contact the Havre Office of Public Assistance if you need help determining what applies.
Role: heating-bill assistance, energy-emergency support, and home weatherization; geography: Hill, Blaine, and Liberty Counties; cost/eligibility: income/resource rules and current program funding apply; emergency limit: call the utility or 911 for immediate safety hazards. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
District 4 HRDC — energy assistance and weatherization
HRDC describes LIHEAP, Energy Share, and weatherization pathways. Program seasons and funds change; Montana's 2026–27 heating season is October 1 through April 30. Contact HRDC to confirm the current application, eligibility, and available funds.
Role: local curb-to-curb, fixed-route, and regional transportation information; geography: Havre, Hill/Blaine-area communities, and listed connections; cost/eligibility: confirm fare, schedule, appointment lead time, and eligibility; emergency limit: not emergency transport. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
North Central Montana Transit
The operator lists appointment-based Havre trips and ADA pickup/drop-off by advance arrangement. Schedules and routes can change; call to confirm the current service, trip purpose, and timing before planning an appointment.
Role: public library, internet access, information help, and legal self-help connection; geography: Havre and Hill County; cost/eligibility: library cards are free; confirm current hours and room access; emergency limit: not crisis or legal representation. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Havre-Hill County Library
The library lists free cards, public computers and Wi-Fi, accessible restrooms and study space. Montana Legal Services also identifies a Court Help Connect Station here; ask library staff how to find the current self-help materials.
Role: civil legal aid application and self-help resources; geography: statewide, including Hill County; cost/eligibility: service eligibility is screened based on the problem and household circumstances; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or guaranteed representation. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Montana Legal Services Association
MLSA says statewide services are available and identifies staff travel to the Hill County region, a provider referral pathway through Bullhook, and self-help resources at Havre-Hill County Library. Apply online or call to learn whether your housing, benefits, or family-law matter qualifies.
Role: city information about solid waste, water, zoning, building, and permits; geography: within Havre city limits; cost/eligibility: service fees and permit requirements vary—confirm before arranging work; emergency limit: not a crisis, cleanup, or hoarding-response team. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
City of Havre Public Works
Public Works lists solid waste and permit divisions and asks residents to contact the department about project requirements. For a planned property change, ask the city what rules, fees, collection options, and approvals apply; do not assume ordinary disposal covers every item.
Role: information and referral about long-term supports, aging, and disability services; geography: Montana—confirm the current Hill County service contact; cost/eligibility: intended for older adults, adults with disabilities, families, and caregivers; emergency limit: not urgent response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Montana Aging and Disability Resource Center directory
Montana DPHHS says ADRC specialists help people explore services and long-term supports. Use the state directory or ask the DPHHS Aging Services Bureau which agency currently covers Hill County; local area assignments can change.
Role: child-care resource and referral, scholarships, and provider support; geography: the agency reports serving Hill County and the Havre region; cost/eligibility: ask about current scholarship rules and referral options; emergency limit: not crisis response. | Confirm fit, eligibility, current availability, and service-area limits directly.
Family Connections Montana
District 4 HRDC lists Family Connections as a child-care resource and referral partner with a Havre office. Contact the agency to confirm current local intake, scholarship eligibility, and provider availability.